Expired Auction for “AllStar.com” Cancelled; Bidding Moved Quickly Before Renewed
PALM BEACH, FL – The premium sports domain name “AllStar.com”, originally registered in 1994, recently expired and was automatically sent to GoDaddy’s auction platform where bidding reached $40,000 within two days.
The auction was apparently cancelled on October 14, 2019 when its owner re-registered the name within the time period aloud by Enom.com, the registry where the name is held.
Such a name would certainly have been a big score for one of the many bidders if the owners had not chosen to renew the name in time.
The name currently does not resolve and is dead.
According to the InternetArchive.org, the name has been redirected to allstarsportsbook.com for at least a year, a site which is also just parked. Seems to be a great name just going to waste.
The last time it seemed to do anything productive was when it was linking to sportsbook.ag, an Internet country code top-level domain for Antigua and Barbuda.
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Has been removed from GD expired auctions and renewed.
Actually was the current high bidder, to good to be true.